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A ciencia da computação começou na década de 30... nos anos 1830. John Graham-Cumming conta a historia do dispositivo mecânico de Charles Babbage: a "máquina analítica" movida a vapor; e como Ada Lovelace, matemática e filha de Lord Byron viu além das simples habilidades computacionais daquilo para imaginar o futuro dos computadores. (Gravado no TEDxImperialCollege)
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